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Gone for the above, will see what they're like :)

Hi all, Please can someone spec me some reasonably priced LED bulb replacements with good light output? I'm a bit unsure when it comes to buying LED replacements, which ones are good and which ones will provide a good output. I'm after something maybe available in cool white and warm...

Thanks ;) Found out that the thermostatic cartridges have seals around them, one of which has possibly failed. And a video on how to change the seals and the cartridge itself so will look into that

Oh... They can't be fixed? Do you have a link to a 'how to' installation thread here?

Response from another forum And my response (just for extra information and ideas here)

Hi all, Does anybody know how you would open the below? Today it has started to leak reasonably seriously, but it seems to be intermittent, a mixture of fiddling with it, turning it on and off (from here and the mains) seems to get it to stop and start again, not entirely sure where the water...

Thanks for the detailed reply If you do 250mA divided by 10 (as it is suitable to run 10 lights) that's 25mA per light (unlikely, but worse case scenario like you said) So as I have 8 original lights = 200mA Plus one x 83mA for the LED bulb I've added in place of the 9th light ... Takes...

Thanks for confirming Should be fine then as this kit is suitable to run 10 plinth lights ... And I only have 9 plugged in The original lights have 3 LEDs and this bulb I've bought has 5 but that shouldn't make that much difference as they hardly use any power anyway, right?

Hi, Here's a pic of the adapter http://i.imgur.com/e058nc7.jpeg I did test the LED car bulb today quickly and it worked without dimming any of the other lights... Just wanted to make sure here it was safe to use for a long period of time (I've temporarily disconnected it) So...

Alright thanks ... So a picture of the plug/transformer would help? I'll get one tomorrow

Hi, I have some kitchen plinth lighting that I installed about 3 years ago The lights are round sealed units, drill a hole in the plinth, push them through and connect them up to the junction box supplied (they just plug in) ... I'm sure you know the ones? Anyway each light has 3 LEDs...

Thanks for all the replies and the couple of recommendations I am not 100% sure if this is what I want at the moment so I will post back here once I've decided if I want downlights or a standard light then come for more advice.. Just thinking it is going to be a lot of work removing all the...

I wasn't sure how good they would be either but we replaced the kitchen ones and like I said the light output is the same if not slightly better and they give out a nice whiter light too ... And the energy savings so it made sense to get them

Hi, I was thinking about fitting some downlights in my room as I currently only have one standard bulb Recently we changed the kitchen ones to LED GU10s from halogen ones and they are equally as bright so I thought I would fit them in my room too I was wondering though, would anyone be...

OK Thanks, I will have a look for some different bulbs then :) Thanks :)

Anyone any views on the above?? Thanks in advance :)

I have had a look around and found these: http://www.lyco.co.uk/Pro-Lite-Ultra-Beam-LED-GU10.aspx http://www.lightusup.co.uk/lamps-lights/240-volt-gu10-halogen-downlights-/240-volt-gu10--ip44-fixed-downlight/audlm412.html Will those two work with each other? They seem reasonably priced...

Hmmm, thanks for the options but I think I will stick with a standard timer I will bear this in mind, the house is 7 years old, or do you mean much older than that?

Hmmm, I have never actually looked into the difference between the beam angle of GU10/MR16 bulbs and LED style ones, I just always thought that LEDs were more directional than the others I will have to do some research into the beam angles available Any links to the lights you mean, like...

Aha I did read read that and I know LEDs hardly use any power but but like I said would LEDs not be too directional and just shine at the ground rather than shine onto the garage doors and the ground? What do you think?